A Function-First Account of Trust
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2026
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Abstract
Abstract Consensus about how best to analyse trust remains elusive. This paper presents a function-first strategy for understanding trust. By identifying a common functional core to trust, we can unify various forms of trust as forms of the same thing while respecting trust’s diversity. I explicate a function-first model of trust according to which the grounds of trust differentially dispose trustors to rely on trustees. After motivating and developing the model, I address three objections. I conclude by orienting a function-first account of trust toward future trust research and considerations of well-placed trust.
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| Authors | Michael Pope |
| Journal | journal of pharmaceutical analysis |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/analys/anag039
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